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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12
Heer Bart, % Suli '87
I'll "6elt &aabet"!

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Eli "5elt &aabet"!
Oct 1pneS mig iom ct 9leoeli9t Gioers
1esn at noele 8reier, Tom ie9 fienber,
bar feet gptten % NSbuenoigbeben at at
arbeibe for bet almen9ielbenoe Brincip,
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eubos Brofesiorer oeb Statens bsieit'
Sfoler.
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

Yolar-G rpebitionerue bill bore At
m~anfoloi9 8etp6nin9. Oct er lite Blot
&urisiltet, men lben &ienbsitab til So
bauets Snbre er @~eosrafien ufulotommen.
Oct er af Betpbnins fOrat funte foritaa
2ufteus % 9apets girlulatlon osSorbens
Masnetiime. Dsiaa 3anbelen uil
fremmes. 9polfaneiten pinber for bper
Expedition bioere % risere Nnlebnins.
Nanse 8isoomstilber | Ssbapet Il enbo
lite opbaset. Der bill fiubeS 9palros
| fore 6joroer ! let tilsianselise Gsne,
Der er @lue % Snoiser, bpor bet mpl=
rer al Cats % uluers % Ssbisrneus
blsbe Bels er al flor 8erb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

.. @inber9 er reift til @oobbue 60.
Ser er 1tore 9amle norite Setlementer,
men blanbt be norIfe er enba Tibet eQer
iutet siurt for N~ibolosiasen. Spnoben
% &onferentlen bar fore Meni9beber Der
o9 ueo 9ielp at Yreiternes Snoflpoelie
baaber ri, at Der fan noset sipres for Nfz
boloslagen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12
6Qrbeif Grcurfon

It'll Didinion peiten for
Misiouri Glooen, en- Sur
paa 585 Mile fra ct.
Saul, 9iper 9anoie9eren en-
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8. Ssbmtom.
e. g.. 81. S., ct. Saul.
Set er ben fioite 9pittur
bette Mar. 8i4etten 9jaloer
for 20 Sage.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12
Bore M8enter.

Stubenterne Diten @inbers os Marz
tin I6apoal er "Jelt=8aabets" reiIenbe
Igenter / Minneiota os Yrof. @ilbelm
8eterion os s. g. 9ollanb / Dafota.
@bas. Sberlin, S0iuois, 8isconfin
p9 Mi9i9an.
2ofale 9lsenter / Minneiota:
Minneapolis, 5. S. Sfprbalspulb.
ct. 8aul, Sobn &onsspif.
Otter 9ail County, $. g. Stub %
s. g. 6olm.
Sersus Sails, g. 8. 9ausan.
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8ertb NmboD, 9ans 8eterien.
MQe bisie er bempnbiset til at MOB
tase Bense us sipe &pitterins for famine.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12
6ra Mrbei0SmQrfen.
On at Dc tsrtte &tnSrtneer for
Hrottbtttonet.

WV ~"S W "tS wv Ooll
ON Saloonpeienet, fan NJ erfare, at be,
er en- flor Mensoe M~enneifer, fom lpnea
bet'er gait, % at Druffenifabslalten e,
en- meset ilem 2ait, men bpis man frem=
boloer 9robibitionen % n1ener at oe
burbe pote Galoonerne l1b: "galop=
men iprinser lite paa nosen, ies pasler
mig, LAB andre paste fig 0. {. b." iaa
lpoer ofte be Guar man erbolber. Men
ies oil ipsr9e bisie, iom er iaa moralit
iterfe, at be Tan paste fig: !@ar be in
gen Blist MOB fine morallt ipasere
8rpbre?
ST bet lite @senfjarlisbe6, iom er
Garias til iaaban 2isesploisbeb for an
ores Bel? @senfiarlisbeb er en- baar-
fig @runopolb at bpsse at @amfunb paa,
fert naar ale 2anoets Bor9ere er sien=
nemslsbet at ianb 5ebrelanbsfierlisbeb,
fsrit ba builer Samfuuoet paa en- iolib
@%runooolo meu ct Menueite, buis 9iertc
slsber al Tebrelauosfierlisbeb, Tan a.
brig BRUCE laabanne uotrpt iom: Seq
pasier mig Lab, andre paste Jig; nei ban
pil sjbre alt, Der sigres fan forat reooe
andre fra etbpert Onbe os iier fra bette
ct at be itprite Onber, at blipe ct &oo
for bet sraaoise ubpre Saloonen, os bet
er efter min Menins intet raoifalere
Mibbel til at anpenbe mob ben, END at
oote ben ub. Man bar 10 prppet omtrent
ale andre Mibler, uben bog at babe facet
8ust meb ben. 8i maa BUTTE paa bpilz
fen 8aiis bort Samfunb bpiler bet er
10 paa Goltets Moral os. SnteQisens /
6orbinbelie meb Observation-Disclosures
10000 5alooner ifaber be soo Moral,
fremmer De SuteQisens? Nei, be sisr,
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polb, buorpaa por ftore Station bpiler.
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at ies paaltaar, at ben, iom ct iaa sien:
r1emtrenst af Gsoisme % iaa blind fo'
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mig, andre fau paste fis", ies mener
ban ct uififfet til at pnre Borser / e
2anb, iom bpiler paa 5Olfets Selpitpre
st Soft, iom bar @elpitpre tren6er er
bebre Moral os mere Sntelisens enb e
Golt, iom lite bar Selpftpre, berfor mao
ri sjsre aft, buab b, Tan forat ubrpbbe
bpab Der ftaber Moralen % sisr Gam
funbslesemet ipst, tbi alt, Tom ffabe'
@amfunbet, itaber osiaa ben @nfelte, .
er / iocial 9enieenbe 2emmer paa iarnn1
2e9eme.
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bibitionens Grem9ans tror je9 altiaa e
@~senfierlisbeb e0er Man9el paa Sc
brelanbsfjerli9beb.
Sobs. M D~fIebuft.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

Sc anerifanfte mebecinite Gtoler
flanbres foroi Stubiet df Botanif blir
t,liibeiat. Den @lass St,ioie if,ilbe bore
inbbentet isr Matriculotion / Mebeciu /
Jrantri9e b~ripesbette unoer 9ebelie al
be met anertjenbte Menb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

@eo en- uosraunins ner Icropolis /
Mtben fanbtes en- Statue at 8alas
Yromados 394 Sob UNDER Soroen.' Ut
9eoloserue i Ntben anier ben fra Yeriobeu
fsr De periiife &rise os Tom ben beoite
fra ben Tib. StBtten er 20 gentimeter
bsi (neiten 8 1ommer.)
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

Sorbens inbre Barme Ct M fommen
til praftiif 8rus ! Beitb, boor en- 8rsub
$3.50 Sob bpb Ct srapet, forat ffafc
parmt Banb til parne Bah. 8rsnbeu
siper 177,OOO @aloner Wanb bagli9,
bpis 8armesrob er $50 Jabrenbeit.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

Yaa intet Steo siues Der iaa COB Nnz
lebnins til Stubiet al ben samle &unit
os iiar Woiait iom / @apenna. Snsen,
&irfeoetorationer er ballot lao ~erparoise
os parbifulbe iom bisie B,lleoer iiben
9elsenbprfelien. Malaifens fulbfomne
Beuarel1e er oeiaa ct tibet timber. Sci
file &apel at Setter @brpioloias / bel
biifopelise SALADS er ben famine, ~iluitre.
renoe Trembrinselie, iom bet bar Naret
400. SITE en- Sten CT rgrt; lite er
5arpe falmet Meiterbi1eberne Al &r,itua
og Gpangeliiterne. Sci ct besuben Bill
leoer / Moiaif al &auenas $50 8iz
ifoper.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

yrtns Gerounant at @aren=@ obur9 er
en- beseiitret Naturaliit. 9an er / 8eiib'
belie al en- at be riseite oruitboloeiite
Samlinser ! gerben.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

Sci tolpreoe @las al 2afar9e % Souls
Eiffanp fremiti0er e n iaa original @ren
at ben &unit, at ben maa aniees 1om
amerifan1f. 8e99e be9pnote / 1877 at
forbeore ben europeiite Gremsanssmaabe
os er bet MI beres Mrbeiber, Der prDoer
8inbuerne / 2idfielb &atbeoral.
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&unf.

st Maleri Der fore1tiQer zen bbmt
Wanbs iioite Da9e" er til Salss i-gbiz
caso for $4,000.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12
8sI8enoe 0orentn8er bar flattet
f8 TIL 8eneSfeltfatet I
Mtmnefota.

Cobb 60. 9%fanbinapilte Nfbolbsforz
enins, Dlafis, Douglas 60.
Sen @fanbinapiife slfbolbsiorenins at
9ut9inlon.
Sen Stanbinapiife 9ota1 Nfbolbsforz
enins al 5ersus Sails.
Sen norife Nfbolosforenins at Miunez
apolis.
Mrctanber Nfbolbsforenins, Weit Safe,
&anbiDobi 60.
Nububon @tanoinapiife9 otal Nfbolbsz
iorenine, 8ecfer 60.
@eftbroof Sfanbinapiife N~fbolbsfor~
enine, @toroon, gottonpoob 60.
@inbom Mfbolbsforenins, @inbom,
COTTONWOOD 60.
@acreb Seart Afbolbsforenins, Sacreb
1eart, @enuille 60.
Nora Sfanbinapiife Total Mfbolosz
forenins, German, Grant 60.
Nielspile notwithstanding Bolf
COUNTY.
Yomme be 1erre gtanoinapiife 90
notwithstanding.
Safe Yarf f~fanbinapilte slfbolosfore<
ming.
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70 AND ERoM THE NORTHWEST.

TICKET OFFICES:
chlcAco-2o6 CLARK. St. e
Depot, Cor. Polk Sta Save.
Palmer House.
!" Grand Pacific Hotel.
fremont House.
MlIWAUkEE-306 BAoadway.
q" New Passenger Station.
ST. PAUL-l73 East Third Street.
Union Depot.
MlNNEAPOLlS-I0 Mic. House Blk.
Union Depot.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

S Nr9eutine @epublic ct oprettet en-
meteorolosiif Eieneite Der iattes / 8irtz
fombeo neite Nar ineb 40 Stationer.
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DtSenffabeItSt.

Grperimenter meb Gotosraferin9 unber
Ssen bar bapt belbist l1bfalb iGrantrise.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
The p. r. X. ana Its Leased Line.

The repor: Of General Manager Charles +.
Pugh, OF the Pennsylvania railroad, OF the
operations OF the Pennsylvania main line, the
united railroads Of the New Jersey division,
the Philadelphia 4 Erie railroad division,
and the Delaware and Raritan canal for 1855
Is completed, and will be Incorporated In the
iortieth annual report of the Pennsylvania
railroad. 1t says:
There WAS an increase In the operating ex.
penses for the year 1SS6, as compared with
lSS5, Of q, gss 6l5.5S or IL per cent The
passenger business increased las. per cent
in the number Of passengers carried, but
owing to falling OFT in emigrant passenger
mileage of over IS per cent there Was de-
crease in the total passenger mileage. There
was An increase ota-s in the number OF tons
carried, but owing To decrease OF nesrly 2
per cent In through freight eastward, the in.
crease in tonnage mileage was only =. per
cent.
There were over ninety-tour miles of sim
gle track added by the extension OF the Penn.
sylvsnis Schuylkill Valley railroad to New
Boston, the building OF new branches in the
coke and bitumiuous coal regions, and the
construction and extension OF second, third
and fourth tracks and sidings. There were
l24 locomotives 3 passenger cars, $500
freight cars and lea maintenance of way cars
built in the Altoona shops during the year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
TWO sER sUirs ON TRIAL

Mrs. Bens Case AKsinst the Penusy Iyania Rail.
road Company Besun-The Right to . Pump.
The Rice eiectment suit was given to the
jury this morning. They bad not agreed
upon a verdict when court adjourned
The suit OF Maria f. Bell vs.. the Pennsyl
vanis Railroad company, was attached for
trial before Judge Patterson. This is suit
10 recover damages tor the death OF John
Bell, husband Of Maria Z. Bell, through the
alleged negligence of the railroad company.
The facts In the case are substanti tial v
these John Bell and Robert Gibson
were passengers on the Pennsy ivanis
railroad on the night Of January 20 and were
carried beyond this city. They LETT tne train
at Lsndisville and intended to take q train
from that station to this city. They rated
In room set apart for passengers until told
at the ticket otfice that their train had ar.
rived and pointed-SS the railroad where
they should 20 to get aboard. While walk.
iug tc ens train Bell was struck by an east
bound train ana 80 badly injured that he
died on tue 1th Ct February following. His
widow then brought this suit ON the ground
that it was through the company's negligence
that he received the Djuries from which he
died.
The suit OF Jacob Feiter vs. Leonard
Schmidt and Bar bars. Schmidt his wife WAS at.
tsched for trial In the lower court room before
Judge Livingston. Plaintiff and defendsp,
own adjoining properties in 81 Joseph street,
this city, and it is alleged that Felter has the
right to use pump in common with Schmidt
and that on August =, l>s5, the defendants
erected fence over and across the pump bed,
interfering with their night TO get water. On
trial,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

From the New Era.
The Standard OIL company got In its work
on the Pennsy lvania Senate In hne style.
The Billiugsley oil bill was put on its passage
and II was promptly KILLED by vote OF % TO
ia The issue defined by the bill Was clearly
understood by every ono. 1t was square
and cpen effort to secure fair play
for the individual OF, refners and oil
producers In order to accomplish this
the bill sought to establish some restraints
upon the hydra headed monopoly, which
threatens to absorb the legislature of the
state ~ it has the oil business Even those
who opposed the bill did not dare to assert
that 1t would damsse any existing interests,
Its fault was that It would have sbridged the
gained q ioothod on this continen. 1t
Is . very significant fact that 1t passed
the House. There WAS not nesrly the light
msde against II In that body as In
the Senate The senators are only fifty
In number, while the representatives
run up to 20l. OF course, II does
not require so much persuasive material to
convince fifty men as IL does four times that
number. The Standard Oil company "has
been there before" and knows all about these
matters 1t IL not In the habit of wasting its
efforts when there Is no occasion for so doing.
To make its light in the Senate was, therefore,
only in line with its weil.known po Icy.
There are good many people in Pennsyivs.
MIA who would not bs classed with the
twenty-five men " no stood up for the Stand.
ard company on last Thursday for all the
honors Of seDatorshp and resulting emolu.
ments. There Is An unpleasant odof about
that vote " hich even a " esteru cyclone could
not drive away.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

Aaoenseeesb Neeos Isosspsrsssa N Amend.
nsss - sas nsassrs ~ narrssbsrv.
Lancaster readers will 10 Interested to
learn the present status Of the Intel. mun,ci cipal
bill now pending In the state legislature. Dr.
J. +. Wickersham and Marriott Brosius,
esq, representing the Board Of Trade Of
Lancaster, have been In Harrisburg several
times and In conjunction with DR.. Davis, our
city representative, and Senators Mylin and
stehman and other Representatives, have
succeeded In having incorporated In both the
senate and House inter. r.municipal bills AL
the material amendments proposed In the in.
terest Of Lancaster city. These amendments
are In substance ~ follows:
Esch ward having 500 taxables Is 10 have
one select and two common councilmen, and
for every additional coo taxsbles one sd.
ditional common councilman.
The next Lancaster amendment was to
leave to the discretion Of city councils the
question of the establishment of . water and
lighting department, with its four commis-
sioners, clerk, &c.
Another proposed by Lancaster and in.
corporated In the pending bills gives city
councils discretionary powers in regard to
taxing property holders for sewers built in
the streets in front of their property. THIS
leaves the matter OF sewerage Just o. ii now
Is
An amendment to the section resulatin 2
the laying of water pipes gives the councils
the same discretionary powers, and still an
other amendment provides that land dam
ages suffered In the opening or vacating OF
streets, shall be paid ss they now are paid
the county paying for the land and the city
for the buildings destroyed or damaged by
said street oponinGa
The only provisions OF the bills In thei,
present shape that will materially change tn.
city government are those for the election O
Of city treasurer by the people, the elec
ton OF city controller, and the elec
ton OF three city assessors for tn,
assessment of city property. At tn,
first election Of assessors one will b,
elected for one year, one for two years apt
one for three years At sll subse quent elec
tons one assessor will be elected annual,
to serve for three years
The bill No IL, which passed the Hous', il
now on second reading before the senate
All after the eusctipg clause has beer
| stricken out, and the several sections OF tn,
Senate bill No. %, with the Lancaster amend
| ments Incorporated, have been substituted
and will most probably pass both Houses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
Tommy Collins on Deck.

1t 10 somewhat early for street paraders
and 1t was expected that Bsrnum would be
the nrst one. Tommy Collins, the Reaaing
dude, heard that the circus would be here
hs managed to get ahead of that enterprslng
snowman. Last evening he was arrsyed in his
nav white soldier suit, including an
overcoat, with miles Of gold trimming, and
paraded around the town. He visited the
opera house where he created = great sensa.
tiou, and waited at the Pennsylvania railroad
station until very late In order to show the
onvious train men his wonderful make up
To day he 10 still walking around and he
visited the court house during the forenoon.
DO says that his suit is that OF the com.
mander OF the whole United States army,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

Last evening the King Street orchestra
gave concert at the saloon OF John A. Sny.
der, on North Queen street. The crowd was
very large and the music excellent. The
programme was as follows:
March IN. Y. Musical Exchange (Tuenken
otein.)
Overture -"Fest (Latennl
Waltz" Violet " (waldteufel)
GavOtte-" Enthusiasm " (BerI stein)
Ovorture-" Orpheus (Offenbachj
Maxourka-"B Birds OF Spring (NiiifamsJ
SELECTION" Ernine /" lJakobonisAi.)
Overture" ZOdiack (Bayman
Song and Dance-"Pretty Little Clare" (Tox !
selection-" Patience" " sullivan
Waltz" Little sailors A" (Crowe)
6election-" Ten Minutes with the Ministries "
(Brown.)
Gaiop-" Why Not tschlepegrel)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
ROW ON HESr MiFFLIs sfExSr.
A Number OF Arrests MAde-Aldsrman spI
rier 10 Hear the Csa4. On NInuInnH

a Number OF Arrests MAde-Ald.rman spur.
rier to Hear the Cases MonlHy.
The residents OF West Miflltn street have
been annoyed for some time by the disorderly
conduct of the inmates Of the house occupied
by George, alias 4" Cotty" Hoover. On Tues
day number OF persons got drunk at his
house, and between and o'clock in the
afternoon q fight was started, in which half q
dozen or more people participated. Officers
Shertz, Reilly and Pyle were notified of the
row, aud they went to the house and arrested
Hoover. his wife, Fred Wettig, Susan Stack.
house, Rebecca McClain aud Reuben Hutton.
and lock cd them up. Albert Green, q Welsh
mountain coon, who was al in the row, es-
capped from the officers in the afternoon but
was arrested in the evening. He resisted ar.
rest and gave the officers con sid era bl Q trouble
to take him. Complaints have been made
against the whole party for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct and partici psting in an
stiray, against Hoover tor keeping disor.
derly house, and against Green for resisting
an officer. In default OF bail the accused
were committed for q hearing on Monday
evening, before Alderman Spurrier.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
At The Theatres.

Al the Fulton opera house las. evening
there was an audience OF fair size. The NAV
was "Cynthis or the Gypsy's Oath" with
Mis- Ida Lewis In the character Of Cynthia
The performance gave the best of sa,isIac,ior.
Tho members OF the speciality company,
which 10 stranded here, were to have riyer
IN entertainment for their own beneti. at IN,
West King street theatre last evening. When
0 o'clock came 1t was found that the aud ienc
bed not, % ths doors were closed. OF tn,
company Mr.. Duncan went TO New Yorl
last svsnipg, hut the other members are still
= town.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

EAIcAso, May 5. p. m.-Marbet opened.
Wheat May, SIC; June, e4]5c.i July, HtC.
Aug, s3kc.
Corn NAY. S'xc; June. iO1lc July. Hs4c.
Aug, 4lAc
POrk-So OF quoted.
Lard-May. y IS; June, 81 co; July, d OK
Aug, Is.
snort kibs-May. q 60; June. 90; July,
u 67H Aug. 81.
CLoeIps.
whsat-May, s31tc June, s5hc; July. s44c
Aug, s3Ac.
Corn5asy, 3s1Ic; June. 5315c July, Ahc
Aug, 4?hc.
Osts-hay. 27c; June,.2 2sIc July, 2s,sc.
POrk-May, sl3 20; Junt. sl3 10.
Lard.May. y sJi June, 81 sTh July. " OF,
Aug.G is.
Kibs-May. G5?k; June, q 60 July. q SIX
Aug ~ i7H.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
New YorG mAraet.

.Ksv YoRE. May s.-rlour marke. dull
Zine. q 3OY5 10; supernne, q zoos IS
good 70 choice extra y wesisrn, este 9, 7Oo5 o.; GOOD
extra Western, q ?5Sp3 IS.
wheat-No. / k<d state. 800; No. DO
s7*c; No. Red, Winter. May. ssstc; June. 9Shc
July, 9rIc receipts, F5,CoO shipments. 10 $50
Corn-so. mixed cash, +Y4c May. &sc1. dc
June, t.l.c; July. s31.c; receipts, 30 bus
Oats-No. White State. 4oc; No. 9. do
Sxc; No. Mixed, May. SAC; June, 3l1c re
ceipts. 800 bus shipments 30.
Bye dun Western, &05tc state. 57k059c
Barley nominal.
Pork dun new mess. sl5 90; old mess, Us q
6l53
Lard-May. 81 IS June, o. 20 July. q IS
Aolasses dull at l9Sc for boiling slock.
Turpentine DUH at $40.
Rosin duh ; strained to good, u 22sll 25
Petroleum dull Refined. in cases. SIC.
Treights dull grain TO Liverpool, lAd.
Butter nrm; Western Creamery. 2l02tc
Elgin Creamery, 2205c state dairy. halt nrkiu
tubs. lt0s2c.
Cheese rrm; western Flat, ll8l5Ikc; good Il
choice light skins. llk0l2kc Fancy White, L
Gl2Ic; State Factory, I2hgl31Sc.
ggs steady state, l3c WesJern ktl3c.
Sugar quiet; Refined Cutloaf, I.l62oL,c
6ranulaled, ll-lbg5s4c.
TRilow dull prime city, 3-iblg3hC.
kice nominal Carolina, fair to good, 303kc.
Coffee dull tAtr carRoss, l6kc,